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Content Creation
Use Notepad to create and edit text BEFORE adding and saving content to the wiki page
Use Styles
Edit quickly, don't keep your edit window because that may cause problems if other members of your group edit and save at the same time
Explore the 'Widget' button in the edit ribbon/toolbar to see what types of content can be added in addition to text formatting
Any and all content that is NOT created by your own hands must have a source link to bring the viewer to the ORIGINAL Page where it came from.
Advanced editing can be done by 'editing wikitext'
Is this for marks?
Yes
Judged based on content added during class time
Daily assessment. No edits, no substantial revisions, then zero for the day.
Task 1
Summarize in a well organized SINGLE page, the basic rules needed to create a useful database. Provide examples to illustrate these rules. Explain. Illustrate. Impress.
Mark Distribution will be:
A+
A
A-
B+
B
B-
C+
C
F, F
Task 2
Enter in music data in the following page. Try to enter in some duplicate data, i.e. same song, same artist or same title, with partial duplicates (same song name, different artist) or complete duplicates.
AllMusic.com is a good source for additional song information
Note: all song durations must be in SECONDS. By the end of class we need a list of 700 songs, or approximately 25 songs per person added.
DB12 BCA11 Wikipage
Getting Started
Need Help?
Content Creation
Is this for marks?
Task 1
Summarize in a well organized SINGLE page, the basic rules needed to create a useful database. Provide examples to illustrate these rules. Explain. Illustrate. Impress.
Mark Distribution will be:
Task 2
Enter in music data in the following page. Try to enter in some duplicate data, i.e. same song, same artist or same title, with partial duplicates (same song name, different artist) or complete duplicates.
AllMusic.com is a good source for additional song information
Note: all song durations must be in SECONDS. By the end of class we need a list of 700 songs, or approximately 25 songs per person added.
P.S. Different languages etc. are also valid.